The Shure SRH550DJ Professional Quality DJ Headphones deliver the comfort, sound, and style expected by professional nightclub, mobile, and home DJs alike. The SRH550DJ headphones feature 50mm drivers with full bass response and supra-aural earcups for superb isolation and monitoring. The earcups swivel 90° for comfortable single-ear monitoring. The cable terminates to a 3.5mm connection, and a 1/4" phone adapter is supplied. Also provided are replacement ear pads and a storage pouch.

90° Swiveling Earcups    Supra-Aural Design    50mm Dynamic Drivers    Enhanced Bass Response    Carrying Bag and 1/4" Phone Adapter

Full-range frequency response with enhanced bass optimized for both DJ mixing and personal listening

Closed-back supra-aural design rests comfortably and securely on the ears with full isolation

Adjustable, collapsible headband with 90-degree swivel earcups for comfort and flexible wearing positions

Ultralightweight design folds to very small size for maximum portability

Legendary Shure quality to withstand the rigors of everyday use

Replaceable ear pads ensure long product life

Carrying bag protects headphones when on the go or not in use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this utilize an XLR port to connect?

A: No, the Senal SMH-500 have a 1/4" TRS connector.

Q: 2. Is this just one pad or does it come as a pair?

A: A quantity of (2) Pioneer DJ Leather Earpads are included in the packaging.

Q: 3. How does this compare to Denon DP-450USB? Trying to decide between the two on B&H site. Thanks

A: Although the Denon is the prettier, more attractive looking TT, the Audio-Technica is the far better value and more robustly built unit. The included cartridge is superior as well.

Q: 4. Just bought this turntable. My question is: What is the sub weight for? I haven't attached it to the counterweight yet. Please explain in detail as the manual didn't do a great job. Thanks.

A: After installing the cartridge and headshell on the tonearm it will need to be balanced with the counterweight. With the tonearm off the rest about an inch or 2 over the platter you will need to adjust the counterweight until the arm is floating parallel with the platter. For most cartridges this should only take a few turns forward on the weight. For heavier cartridges, you will find that the counterweight is unable to balance your tonearm. You can offset the weight of a heavy cartridge by installing the sub-weight on the rear of the tonearm, and follow the balancing procedure again.

Q: 5. Question about checking/adjusting the speed using the strobe dots: On the consumer model AT-LP120XUSB it shows that three of the four rows of platter dots correspond to 33, 45, and 78 speeds which seems straightforward. On this model the markings seem to say that the rows of dots instead correspond to relative speed percentages (from the image it looks like +7.2, +3.3, 0, and -3.3%). How do you know which rows of platter dots to use to calibrate to 33, 45, and 78 rpm? Thank you.

A: The Audio-Technica Consumer AT-LP140XP Direct Drive Professional DJ Turntable has two buttons on the left for selecting 33, 45, or 78 RPM (press both together for 78 RPM). The dots next to the numbers for the speed percentages are different sizes. "0" is the indicator for normal speed and it correlates with the largest dot in the strobe display, so if you want the speed to be normal, and not faster or slower, that is the strobe dot to look at when you are calibrating the speed. The "Quartz" button next to the tone arm turns the pitch function on and off. There are tempo range buttons on the right corner along with a pitch control slider switch to adjust the speed, and a selection indicator that lights up blue for standard or locked RPM settings. The stroboscopic lights around the platter work just like a strobe tuner for musical instruments to give you a visual indication of the platter speed. The dots will look like they have stopped moving when the platter is turning at the rated speed, and they will look like they are moving to the left if the platter is turning too fast, and they will look like they are moving to the right, if the platter is turning too slowly. You can find more information about checking and adjusting the pitch controls on page 11 of the user manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/642204.pdf

Q: 6. Is this machine loud? Can it be used without plugging it in... run on batteries?

A: This snow machine can not be used with battery power, as it does draw quite a bit of current. It uses a PowerCon connector for power. It is not very loud, but there is a pretty powerful fan in it that does make some noise.

Q: 7. Are these ( AKG K271 Mk2 ) made in Austria ( or China )?

A: Made in China.

Q: 8. Will this wire work on Bose QuiteComfort 35 ii Headphones?

A: Yes, using the included 1/4" to 3.5mm screw-type adapter with the Pioneer DJ Coiled Cable for HRM-7, HRM-6 & HRM-5 Headphones (3.9'), the Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones (Black) will work.

Q: 9. Hello There! Does this AT-LP140XP turntable have a built in phono pre-amp?

A: This turntable does not have a phono pre-amp, so if you require connecting to active speakers, i would suggest the Rolls VP29 Phono Preamp, BH #ROVP29.

Q: 10. Can you recommend a cartridge for this turntable?

A: For home use: The Shure M97XE is a highly sensitive turntable cartridge designed to produce audio with extreme accuracy and detail. The MX97E provides long term listening without ear fatigue by reproducing high frequencies and low passages with extreme accuracy and without distortion and noise. Shure M97XE High Accuracy, Low Mass Turntable Cartridge B&H # SHM97XE